luv2travelnow
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not custom but this is the grill i realy like..the coleman roadtrip grill
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Quick trip
Cerritos, Ca.
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I have the Q-grill by Thane.
Going on 3 years of use and still looks and works like when new!
Weighs under 11 lbs., easy to clean and folds into a 4"x11"x23".
Thane has stopped making them for why I don't know.
I think it's because some people didn't screw in the 1 lb. propane bottle tight and it may have caught fire?
Good Luck & Drive Safe!
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growler67
Boise, ID
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We have used the Son of Hibachi grill. Works well.
http://www.sonofhibachionline.com/
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INSAYN
NW Oregon
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http://www.sonofhibachionline.com/
That's a really slick grill! Well thought out for sure!
Might have to look into one to supplement my grilling needs.
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jgorm
san diego
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growler67 wrote:We have used the Son of Hibachi grill. Works well.
http://www.sonofhibachionline.com/
joebbq
Just ordered one. Looks very cool for sure!
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Mr. Tree
Cincinnati, Ohio
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I really like my Safari Grill, AKA Newspaper Grill. It comes in 3 stackable sections that fit together like the old aluminum cups that you carried while hiking. It's around 10" diameter on the bottom where the air holes and short legs are and maybe 16" diameter at the top where the grill fits. The grill is in 2 pieces each with a slide-in handle for storage and they are held together with 2 split key rings. It uses the cheapest meat with a lot of fat. Put the meat on one grill and fold the other grill on top of the meat. Put 6 softball-sized crumpled B&W newspaper pages or brown grocery bags and light them. Put the meat on immediately so the fire melts the fat which keeps flaming up, cooking the meat till it's perfect. Burning our local Fishwrapper is the best use for our newspaper except maybe paper training an elephant with the Sunday edition. I carry the Safari Grill in its original box. Realizing it would someday burn out, I bought 5 of them on sale at JC Penny's about 15 years ago for $5 each and have 2 left. Sorry, I don't use digital cameras and can not post a photo. Compared with charcoal, I'm eating by the time the guy in the next site has his charcoal ready to cook on.
See you soon on the American Road !
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JumboJet
Tontitown Arkansas
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s1214
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I have a Coleman half grill/half stove setup. Sorry I don't know the model name but it's a melding of the two rigs that INSAYN has. Since I usually travel alone, it suits my needs perfectly. Small, easily cleaned, versatile.
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INSAYN
NW Oregon
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Mr. Tree wrote:I really like my Safari Grill, AKA Newspaper Grill......
......Sorry, I don't use digital cameras and can not post a photo.
Here's an article on this grill.
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INSAYN
NW Oregon
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Looks like they are made locally in Portland, sweet!
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